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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
6
The readable fragments discuss child measurement and behavior observations. It mentions comparisons of temperament, fear, shyness, and morbid traits in youths, noting varying effects on performance and engagement. Overall, the passage reflects analytical commentary rather than a cohesive event.
The text discusses how sitting with one shoulder higher than the other arises from resting the elbow on a chair or desk. It touts simple exercises: raise the lower shoulder with a dumbbell, lower and support the weight on the higher shoulder. It also mentions brass alloy compositions and uses in jewelry, plus a garbled aside about various items and a fragment from a periodical.
Union Railway and Depot Company schedules and fare details for several routes with round trips to Chicago Kansas City and Sioux City. Notices honor a meeting of stockholders to elect directors on May 1, 1908, at the superintendent’s office in Ogden.
The Ogden City Board of Education invites sealed proposals for labor and materials to be furnished for the construction project in Ogden Utah. Proposals will be opened at the board offices in the City and bids must include certified checks or bid bonds. The project details, location, and bid conditions are provided in the official notice and specifications.
Fragmentary OCR shows a garbled notice referencing Ogden and a plea for help or relief actions connected to a 1912 Washington event. Specific names, dates, or organizations are unreadable. the readable fragment suggests a local civic or charitable appeal amid a noisy historical page.
A city resolution in Ogden City proposes the transfer of water rights and privileges to the Ogden Waterworks Company. It orders notices to be published and calls on residents and taxpayers to protest within thirty days after publication. The measure was presented by the city council and approved by Mayor William Glabieann in May 1903.
Notice to stockholders announces a board meeting on May 6 1903 and an assessment of 25 cents per share on capital stock due immediately to Joseph Goddard secretary at 2232 Moffat Lane Ogden Utah. Delinquent shares by June 8 1903 will be advertised and unless paid by June 25 1903 may be sold at public auction to cover delinquent assessment and costs.
Creditors must present claims with vouchers to the undersigned under law within five years. Richarts rooms 405-307 Win Bocox Building on the southwest corner of Washington Avenue and 24th Street Ogden City Weber County. Before October 5, 1945. Ben. Epersol and Highards, attorneys for the administrator. First published June 5, 1945.
District Court of Weber County Utah notices creditors of the estate of Charles W Cross deceased to file claims with vouchers at the probate office of Vale entine Gideon in Ogden City Weber County before April 04 1904. Administratrix Annie L Cross requests prompt submission of all debts and demands.
Estate of Thomas Doney deceased creditor claims must be presented to the undersigned at the law office Cr. C. Richards 30-807 Eccles Building Sanbiwash corner Washiniglow and Twenty-fourth Street Weber County Utah on or before September 28 1903 Alma J Doxey Jon Doney Executors of the last will of Thomas Doxey deceased C D Bighards Attorney for beneficiaries Date of first publication May 28 1903.
Notice of sale of real estate from the estate of William A Godden deceased in Weber County Utah. Mary Godden administrator will offer at private sale described parcels in Linck Sixteen Lot 1 and 2 in Hoek Twenty One, with metes and bounds from the west line of the northwestern quarter. Sale subject to court order, terms cash. Sale to occur after July 1903, at Quarantine Court, Weber County Utah.
A jumbled OCR style notice lists summer excursion rates via a Rock Jeland system and a request for information to HAL S. RAY in Denver, followed by a stray animal notice from Ogden City. It includes a brown horse description, likely missing context, and details about a stray hunt dated May 903. Poundkeeper O. W. Hpstmaik signs the notice.
The State School invites bids by June 2 1903 for erection of a show building and remodeling of an annex or industrial building per plans on file with the superintendent and J A Smith architect. Bids open at 7 pm at the superintendent’s office. A 19 percent bid check required. board may reject any bids. Frank M Driggs superintendent.
Bealed bids will be received by the Board of Trustees of the Agricultural College of Utah for furnishing the Poultry Buildings Wagon House and extensions to the Mex clatie Arts Building. Plans and specifications on file at the Secretary's office Logan Utah and at the Salt Lake City office. Bids due June 1 1903. Envelopes marked Bid and accompanied by a certified check for 5 percent. Bids opened at 1 pm in room 48. Right to reject all bids reserved.
Bids will be received at my office from No 2 Cy Hall through June 15 1903 for furnishing 1000 perch of suitable lime rock tar macadamizing mix in Ogden City to be delivered at the Stockade on Union Square. Proposals must be sealed and marked Bid to furnish rock and track to Ogden City for macadamizing maire and filed by 4 oclock p m June 4th 1903. The City reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Byrds of the City Council May 9th 1903 W J Gritchlow City Recorder.
In Weber County Utah second judicial district a petition to dissolve the Hooper City Irrigation District has been filed by John S Thompson and others, Board of Trustees. Objections must be filed with the district court clerk by May 13, 1908. Official seal and clerk CR Bollingsworth 1908.
Help and jobs advertised including warehousing clerks factory workers and night shift positions. Listings mention wage ranges from daily rates to per hour pay with locations around 6th Street Standard area and nearby avenues. Some entries request furniture moving shelving and general labor tasks with contact through local offices and secretaries.
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